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Gorgeous brass era auto! Well done.

Beautiful! I've never seen this kit.

Great color! Love seeing more of this era autos on here.

Great work! One of the original "muscle cars".

Very cool! First one of these I've seen built, you did a great job.

That is great, dio scene really makes the weathering come alive! Thanks for sharing.

I've tried to interest my grandsons with snap kits but they ones we've tried so far do not seem to go together easily.

I think the "dirt" race was ridiculous! Those cars are not meant to race on dirt and they spent an obscene amount of money to truck dirt in to mess up one of the only short tracks remaining on the schedule. I do like the idea that they're reducing the number of 1 1/2 mile cookie-cutter ovals but a dirt race is not the answer. It will be even worse next year if they try to race the Next Gen cars with independent rear suspensions on dirt. All they managed to do was tear up a bunch of cars, p-off the drivers, and alienate long-time fans. Nice work NASCAR!

Echoing all of the above, plus great photos!

Really nice work! The weathering on the wheels is spot on.

I re-upped for 3 as well! Looking forward to this issue.

Yessir! Grew up around Trotwood and Englewood. You?

You had me at Impala. Very convincing interior work.

Beautiful! My favorite driver and in a Pontiac!

I have also had this same problem, didn't spend much time trying to get access.

Yes, thanks for the comment.

That's really nice!

That's pretty! Very neatly done.

Very convincing replica, the spokes make a big difference.

Wow! Beautifully done and great photography.

Very nice, love that color!

Really nice work. Is that 1/24 or 1/20?

Beautiful job, looks great in red! I have this kit in the stash, how was the build? Anything to look out for?

Another seldom seen auto, this one is French I believe. Heller kit with all the usual quirks. Working steering with the aid of heat-swaging all the front suspension parts. I was drawn to the style more than anything. Comments welcome, thanks for looking.

Looks like something you might see around Dayton! Nice job.